Freezer full of pheasant

Discussion in 'Game Processing, Recipes & Cooking' started by LSU327, Jul 18, 2013.

  1. LSU327

    LSU327 Weekend Warrior

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    How do you guys prepare your game birds? Looking to try something new.
     
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    frenchbritt123 Grizzled Veteran

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    My favorite is very simplistic:

    Pheasant & noodles.

    I slow cook the pheasant until it falls off the bone. Seperate pheasant from bone. Add chicken broth, canned potatoes, amish noodles and pheasant and finish cooking until satisfied.
     
  3. PSEREVENGEMAN

    PSEREVENGEMAN Die Hard Bowhunter

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    I only hunt ringnecks 1 day per year and still run out of recipes.
     

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    A few years ago I was invited on a hunt on a game preserve. They were hunting pheasant and it was the first time I had ever seen one fly. I had been a quail hunter for many, many years but it was my first pheasant hunt. I brought home my kill and some other people gave my theirs. After a few weeks I decided to cook them. Not really knowing how, I wrapped some bacon around them and grilled them over charcoal. The South is known for being lovers of fried chicken. But after eating the pheasant I thought to myself if I could get pheasant anytime I wanted I would never eat fried chicken again. I would say the bacon and the grill is one good way to cook them.
     

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